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00:00Postman Pat

00:30The tables are singing

00:32And the day is just beginning

00:34Pat feels he's a really happy man

00:38Everybody knows

00:40His bright red van

00:44All his friends will smile

00:46As he waves to greet them

00:48Maybe

00:50You can never be sure

00:52There'll be knock

00:54Ring

00:56Letters through your door

00:58your door. Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat and his black and white cat. All the birds

01:08are singing and the day is just beginning. Pat feels he's a really happy man. Pat feels

01:17he's a really happy man. Pat feels he's a really happy man.

01:40What lovely weather for people on holiday, said Pat. Every summer lots of visitors came

01:46to Greendale to walk in the hills and camp in the valley.

02:16They were talking about the visitors when Pat arrived to collect the day's post.

02:28Morning, Mrs. Goggins. Fine day. Morning, Pat. Yes, and a busy one too. Plenty of post for

02:37the visitors. The Jacksons are staying up at Birkhow Cottage. There are some letters for

02:42them, so don't forget the extra call, will you, Pat? Oh, yes, and there's a registered

02:48letter for those campers up at Southlands Farm. They'll have to sign for that. I do hope you

02:54catch them in. And a parcel for Granny Dryden. I wonder what that can be.

03:04It's a busy time with all these people on holiday, said Pat. I'll be glad when it's my holiday.

03:12Have a good day, Pat. I will. Cheerio.

03:23Morning, Miss Hubbard. Morning, Pat.

03:42Pat delivered his letters all along the valley.

04:02At Birkhow Cottage, the Jacksons were away, but someone had left the gate open. And something

04:09unfortunate happened. By the time Peter Fogg found the sheep, it was too late. When Pat arrived

04:16with the letters, he saw the sheep in the garden, and decided to help.

04:23He'd chased sheep before. He'd chased sheep before.

04:30He'd chased sheep before.

04:31He'd chased sheep before.

04:37He'd chased sheep before.

04:44He'd chased sheep before.

04:50What a mess, said Peter.

04:57I don't know what Mr Jackson will say.

05:01It isn't your fault, said Pat. People should close gates properly. I bet they won't do that

05:08again.

05:09No. Anyway, thanks for helping. Cheerio.

05:17CHEERS

05:21CHEERS

05:25CHEERS

05:27CHEERS

05:29CHEERS

05:36CHEERS

05:41The next stop was at Granny Dryden's cottage.

06:11She was so pleased to see her parcel she opened it there and then.

06:37It was her new catalogue from Manchester.

06:40It was full of pictures of things to buy.

06:42Is there anything you'd like to order?

06:45Let's have a look.

06:48Ah.

06:50He chose a digital watch with a musical alarm.

06:53That's a funny watch.

06:56It doesn't look like a watch at all to me.

06:58Oh, it's a good one.

07:00It's a good one.

07:02It doesn't even need winding.

07:10It'll help to keep me on time.

07:12Goodbye.

07:13Goodbye.

07:15Pat was on his way.

07:17He had to go up the hill to Intake Farm with a letter for George Lancaster.

07:24He had to go up the hill to Intake Farm with a letter for George Lancaster.

07:31George didn't often get letters so he was very pleased to see this one.

07:38Erm, you'll be passing the campers won't you?

07:39Said George.

07:40Could you take them some eggs?

07:41Could you take them some eggs?

07:42Yes, that's alright.

07:43I've got a letter for them so I'll have to stop there anyway.

07:48George went for the eggs.

07:49George went for the eggs.

07:55What beauties, said Pat.

07:56I must take care not to drop them.

07:57Especially if they're all in one basket.

07:58Cheerio.

07:59Cheerio.

08:00Cheerio.

08:01Cheerio.

08:02Cheerio.

08:03Cheerio.

08:04You'll be passing the campers won't you?

08:05You'll be passing the campers won't you?

08:06Said George.

08:07Could you take them some eggs?

08:08Yes, that's alright.

08:09I've got a letter for them so I'll have to stop there anyway.

08:13George went for the eggs.

08:17What beauties, said Pat.

08:19I must take care not to drop them.

08:21Especially if they're all in one basket.

08:23Cheerio.

08:24Cheerio.

08:39Hello? Anyone at home?

08:58That's a nuisance.

09:00They must have gone off for a walk.

09:02Well, I can tuck the eggs under here.

09:05They'll be all right.

09:06But what about this registered letter?

09:09I can't leave that. It looks too valuable.

09:11And they'll have to sign for it.

09:14I wonder if Miss Hubbard knows where they've gone.

09:17Miss Hubbard's cottage was just across the field,

09:20so Pat walked over to see if she was at home.

09:26He was lucky.

09:28She'd just cycled back from the village.

09:39Pat told her about the special letter.

09:43She knew where the campers were all right.

09:46They've gone off to see the gate gill waterfalls, she said.

09:50They asked me the way this morning.

09:52Oh dear, that's at least six miles,

09:56and my van can't go along that old track.

10:01I'll borrow a tractor from the farm, said Miss Hubbard.

10:05Er, I can't drive a tractor.

10:06Don't worry, I can.

10:10And off she went for the tractor.

10:23Pat wasn't sure that he wanted to ride on a tractor,

10:26but there was no other way.

10:35So he climbed on, and off they went.

10:43It was a very exciting ride,

10:45and a rough one in places.

10:49Hold on tight.

10:50Oh, that hurts.

10:54Oh, heck.

10:58Oh.

11:00Oh, hey, oh.

11:02Careful.

11:05Only two more miles to go.

11:08Oh, thank goodness for that.

11:20Pat was glad when they stopped,

11:23but when he climbed down,

11:24he was almost too stiff and sore

11:26to take the letter to the campers.

11:41And then they had to go all the way back again.

11:44Pat was glad when at last he got back to his van.

12:07But what was Jess looking at in the back?

12:10It was one of George Lancaster's hens.

12:13It had got in somehow and laid an egg.

12:18She'll have to stay there until tomorrow,

12:20said Pat.

12:22But the egg,

12:23the egg will do nicely for my tea.

12:38Pat was on his way home

12:39when he spotted a sheep stuck in a fence.

12:43So he stopped to let it out.

12:58I think that's my last job for today,

13:01he said.

13:01And off he went.

13:18He waved as he passed the Thompsons.

13:21They were still hard at work haymaking.

13:22Goodbye, Pat.

13:24See you tomorrow.

13:25Postman Pat,

13:36Postman Pat,

13:37Postman Pat,

13:38and this black and white cat.

13:39...

13:40...

13:51...

13:51Who will be right?

13:52He said not to be like,

13:53but can't stop.

13:53...

13:54Without anší.

13:56He said not to be like...

13:58We will keep us being done.

13:58...

13:59...

14:00...

14:01We can't do it.

14:01We can't do that.

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